Case Study: University of Minnesota advances facility asset management with Roth IAMS

University of Minnesota expands facility asset management with Roth IAMS in a 5-year program

The University of Minnesota sought to enhance its facility and infrastructure asset management program. Having already conducted Facility Condition Assessments (FCAs) and implemented a Capital Asset Management System (CAMS), the university required a collaborative partner for a comprehensive five-year engagement to expand its capabilities. Roth IAMS was selected to lead this endeavor, bringing its expertise to integrate the SLAM CAP CAMS asset management solution.

Roth IAMS worked closely with the university to configure the SLAM CAP portal, seamlessly migrating existing FCA data and expanding assessments to include utility buildings and underground infrastructure. The vendor deployed multiple assessment teams and successfully integrated complex, multivariable prioritization into the university's database. Roth IAMS implemented a solution that enhanced data visualization and capital planning functionalities, setting a precedent for excellence and driving tangible results for the university's asset management strategy.

University of Minnesota